We enjoyed a lovely stay at this incredible traditional building, with wonderful touches from 'Pop' such as the coffee roasted, ground and cooked with us; feeding the monks; a memorable tour of his house(like a mini museum) and hearing his family history. The breakfasts are delicious Thai food, and the atmosphere is very friendly and welcoming (smiles all round work in any language). I wasn't expecting it to be so far from the city centre, but everything we experienced made up for that as well as the amazing local Wat Pariwat Temple within 5 minutes walk, with incredible mosaics inside and out....if you only see one temple in Bangkok this is it!! Unfortunately we didn't get to spend much time with Nitaya as she was away for most of our stay.